Brian G. NY
Well-known Member
This nice display is at the Schoharie County
"Sunshine" Fair.
Plus a picture to keep it tractor related.
"Sunshine" Fair.
Plus a picture to keep it tractor related.
- Thread starter Brian G. NY
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Good pictures. What way does the kitchen floor slop. When there was 7 of us around the table you wanted to pick the high end just in case your brothers or sisters spilled their milk. Mom God Bless her, she must had a lot of energy. No wonder she probably never weighed over 110 pounds.
Old weldor
Member
We have a place here in Iowa,called the living history farm. They actually farm the place with horses. They have a 1880s farm house.you can eat there,they cook the meal on a wood burning cook stove and wear period clothing.
rd 2N in mo
Member
She probably didn't have a carpet in the kitchen either.
Crazy Horse
Well-known Member
Hmmm, just think of a whole family actually sitting down together at a table to have a meal that mom prepared from scratch ...... many kids nowadays wouldn't know what the heck we were referring to.
DaninKansas
Member
You know why the bride used to wear white - to match the other appliances in the kitchen.
While pretty that kitchen doesn't bear much more resemblance to a "working kitchen" in a farm house than the tractor in the next picture resembles a working farm tractor.
While pretty that kitchen doesn't bear much more resemblance to a "working kitchen" in a farm house than the tractor in the next picture resembles a working farm tractor.
Pair-a-dice farm
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That looks a lot like my grandmothers kitchen but by the time I came along she had a gas cookstove. The floor was sawmill boards worn smooth from 50 years of younguns and mopping.
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Brian G. NY
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Altough it might not look like it, that is real authentic linoleum!
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